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Subject:		Re: Re: bigger bore master
Name:		Russ Ashley
Date Posted:		Jan 2, 07 - 2:16 PM
IP Address:		68.158.72.65
Email:		ashleys4@bellsouth.net
Message:		That's correct, I had a full pedal and it was hard, not spongey at all. The only problem, I couldn't stop. I had a seven inch dual diaphram booster and a new (rebuilt) 1 1/8th master cylinder. If I pushed the pedal as hard as I could I could come to a normal stop. I didn't drive it because I could picture my NOS grill wrapped around someone's rear bumper. I had room for a slightly larger diameter booster so I got an eight inch dual diaphram booster and a new one inch master. You wouldn't believe the difference. My pedal does go farther down, maybe to about half way, but it stops fine now.

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